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YouTube TV quietly expanded its channel lineup this week with several new additions. The streaming service recently updated its official channel directory to include networks such as HBCU Go, Cars.TV, Pets.TV and TheGrio, which are all part of Allen Media Group. HBCU Go is a network focused on historically Black colleges and universities. The channel features college sports coverage, documentaries, cultural programming and events centered around HBCU communities. Cars.TV caters to automotive enthusiasts, while Pets.TV focuses on animal-related content. The Grio, meanwhile, provides news, entertainment and lifestyle programming targeting Black audiences. The additions appear to be part of a growing partnership between YouTube TV and Allen Media Group, the media company founded by entrepreneur Byron Allen, who also serves as the chairman and CEO of AMG. Youtube recently renewed its carriage agreement with AMG (AFP/Getty) In May, YouTube TV renewed its carriage agreement with AMG, ensuring subscribers kept access to The Weather Channel. The agreement also kept Comedy.TV, Justice Central and Recipe.TV on streaming service. “We are thrilled to extend our partnership with Google by continuing to provide our weather, news, comedy, court, and lifestyle networks to YouTube TV’s millions of subscribers,” Allen said in a statement at the time

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Screenshots of political ads from U.S. Rep. Angie Craig and Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan from their YouTube pages. Both are running for in the DFL Primary for the U.S. Senate, and their campaigns and supporters have been running a barrage of ads for the race. YouTube pages of Angie Craig and Peggy Flanagan Go Deeper. Create an account or log in to save stories. Like this? Thanks for liking this story! We have added it to a list of your favorite stories.

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EXCLUSIVE: Netflix is bringing yet another internet star’s offerings to the premium subscription service. The streamer has struck a deal with celebrity chef Nick DiGiovanni to bring his YouTube content to the platform later this year, Deadline can reveal exclusively. Audiences will soon be able to watch DiGiovanni’s entire back catalogue of cooking videos, as well as all new content from both the “Nick DiGiovanni” and “Nick’s Kitchen” channels, which will drop on Netflix day-and-date with YouTube. “Food brings people together — that’s been my mission from day one. With Netflix, the table gets a whole lot bigger, and everyone’s invited,” DiGiovanni said in a statement on Wednesday. DiGiovanni boasts more than 60M followers across social media platforms. This deal is yet another example of Netflix’s recent push into podcasts, which has long been a big viewing category on YouTube. Watch on Deadline The news of the deal with DiGiovanni comes just one day after Netflix announced plans to bring Rhett McLaughlin & Link Neal’s popular YouTube series Good Mythical Morning to the platform. Two additional titles from the pair’s Mythical Entertainment production arm, Mythical Kitchen and Last Meals, will also soon begin streaming on Netflix. Beginning September 7, all three

When Liberal Democrat MP Tom Gordon spoke earlier this month in the commons of the “militarisation of children”, he wasn’t warning of a generation suddenly taking arms. He was talking about a cartoon bear. Gordon, along with a cross-party group of more than 50 MPs, had written a parliamentary letter urging that an animated children’s show be banned on the basis it is Russian propaganda. The accused animation is Masha and the Bear, a Russian programme aimed at preschoolers. The show is one of the most popular series on YouTube, and is available in the UK on ITVX and Netflix. The programme follows the adventures of the young, pink-hooded Masha and her brown bear companion in a remote woodland. But MPs – as well as Ukraine’s Center for Countering Disinformation and Estonia’s minister for foreign affairs – see Masha’s use of Soviet-era military costumes as a flex of Russian “soft power”. Cartoons as propaganda have a century-long history. The earliest examples can be traced back to the first world war, according to David Welch, emeritus professor of modern history at the University of Kent. “All belligerents employed them,” he says. One of the most prominent British animators in 1914 was

It uses operational AI and automated workflows to unlock long-term value from deep video archives for broadcasters, sports rights holders and content owners Little Dot Studios has unveiled HyperLaunch, which helps broadcasters, distributors, sports rights holders, brands and content owners rapidly scale their YouTube output. HyperLaunch significantly increases revenue while maintaining premium channel management standards, says Little Dot. It is the latest addition to the Little Dot OS (Optimisation Sidekicks), the company’s suite of proprietary optimisation technologies. Little Dot OS was developed in-house, based on the company’s 13 years of expertise managing more than 1,000 YouTube channels for more than 600 global partners. Over the past decade, Little Dot says it has delivered more than half a billion US dollars in revenue for its partners. With HyperLaunch, it adds that its partners will stand to, on average, triple their historical returns by efficiently monetising vast content archives that were previously too complex or costly to exploit. HyperLaunch is already deployed across Little Dot Studios’ owned-and-operated network of more than 135 channels. So far, it has distributed more than 21,500 hours of content to YouTube in 2026 alone. The platform uses operational AI and automated workflows to ingest, analyse and distribute large volumes of

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